Part 14: We’ll learn how we can implement buttons to update, delete and create articles and series just in the front end if we have the right authorization for that — Welcome everyone to part 14 of the web development in python with Django. In the previous tutorial, we learned how to upload and manage images for our Django website. Although, we learned how to upload images for our series, articles, and even for our user profile.

Part 13: Django uploading and managing images for our series and articles. Also, we’ll enable users to add their profile image so that others can recognize him — Hello everyone, welcome back to part 13 of the web development in python with Django. In the previous tutorial, we were working on updating our user profile information and displaying it to other users. We’ve created a link to a profile for an author of all posts, so right…

Part 12: We’ll crack on our user profile so that our users can edit their description, name, surname, or other details you want to include — Welcome everyone to part 12 of the web development in Python with Django. We all know that a page with registration and login tabs must have a user profile page. So, in this part, we’ll crack on our user profile so that our users can edit their description, name…

Part 11: We will cover Google reCAPTCHA — a top-rated solution to protect your application or website against bots or spam that it’s reasonably effortless to implement when we are using the right tools — Welcome everyone to part 11 of the web development in Python with Django. We all know that whatever page we are creating where we have users, there is a rule that we must have trusted protection to keep our user’s data safe. So, in this part, I’ll talk about…

Part 10: We’ll get familiar with decorators in Django and implement some changes to allow users to log in not only with a username but also with an email — Welcome everyone to part 10 of the web development in Python with Django. In this part, we will continue to improve our code by getting familiar with decorators. We’ll implement some changes to allow users to log in not only with a username but also with an email.

Part 9: Continuing work on user handling; bringing dynamics to the page and the ability for users to log in & log out on our page — Welcome everyone to part 9 of the web development in Python with Django. In this part, we will continue working on our user handling; we’ll bring some dynamics to the page and some ability for users to log in and log out on our page. At the end of…

Part 8: The Django messaging tool that will throw a pop-up for a user about what’s going on with their operations on the website! — Welcome everyone to part 8 of the web development in Python with Django. This part will cover the Django messaging tool that will throw a pop-up for a user about what’s going on with their operations on the website! But, before jumping into the above-covered stuff, those familiar with…

Part 7: Create user registration, login, and logout functionality on a site built using the Django Web Framework and a little CSS — Welcome everyone to part 7 of the web development in Python with Django. This tutorial will guide us on handling user accounts, including registering, logging in, and logging out. This tutorial will be a little shorter than the previous one, but keep in mind that shorter doesn’t mean easier.

Part 6: We’ll spend time on our website’s front-end styling and design, together with some pagination views — Welcome to part 6 of the web development with Django and python tutorial series. This tutorial will spend time on our website’s front-end styling and design. Thankfully, same as for all website frameworks, CSS frameworks make it easier for us! The CSS framework I currently use on this website…